About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1819)
’•Dfirtatf . . l fninand' ftntlufcoffcniiiulv I* *1— . ^ffc^=Sool^rTte-W«;':«he Utfwrt. *.• r room which hchasringagcJla-it ' tltc tower part of the buddinj; owned bjf Solo^ nun'* Lod/fe, nrt>- the otd Prt*byten»" chnrolL-*. YaeO*y»of tu'u. #. wM be '(taetcUWand Tim ► * d»v», trout 3 bi 6 o'clock, H. *L (■* 1*1«* • from 6 to 9 foe gentlemen; andiScinduvi for pr»e- t» ng CotilGe.'J, f ora 8 to 6 fb lades, afrl • om «to5 fergentfomen. Me wilt also fcivc lemoai ' every *')*n lll “ #eek t •' om 9 o'clock A, M- f» 2 I*. M; t:xl Tom 3-to9 P M. at tile timejdae*. ' b! fanrties who may form' nto classes—and 'vcnld prefer receiving pivote lessons, to' commence on MiwUy he*- - ... . - Tue price rofMMofi for those Xfco hare m fp~ ’ mer acuso.isT.ltfc.ledTi.* school, 15 dollars per ' quarter, 5 >WTl. of the title to lie paid nad- vaicc—?»■ tbtee Who lure not before attended hit sehoof.-’J dollars per rjira ter 5 dntlurs of the ‘ia.ur to he paid ill odvaiioe. Application can he ' made to linn at tlic horse ’pf P. £, Thomauo.l, esq. nesr tie h-.urt-hoiuc,'ov at the tuition r*om. Flattered by the eucon agenient'which hr rat •Jin ebifo e . eec ved f o:n the c ti/ent of Savas-tab, T. the fine of Ira profession, he hopes, by his ex ertions to please, to' be ajpun ftvured with the i'puMia patronage. 0.nM5. 218 Merchants’ and Planters’ Hotel* . The" tuhierioer takes thi* method of irttmihj* T|i* best thanks to Ins friends," and ciunto cus tomers ill iff niral, fur the lilieral pskronagi •>* l»t been larore.i wit i since hit e muntncei-ent in business. He also lakes, 1 the liberty of ir-farminp 'them, that taking infc view the rfnpreciHcnle-! luxuriance if the present crops (w which he hr. 'been an Cje witness dur.iig a recent utrairdvi v through the interior id this state ;jni part, of $ Carolina,) as also ihrgreat scarcity anil iner-astd Talus ofmoiry, lie thinks i' 1 but rCasonaMt anti just that a enrie*p«iu lent reduction ought to tiki plsCeih the price Of board—Actios on th*** principles, ao-.l with this object in view, he hr* ad iiiinl the lull i vimr rates to benbvrsujat tin abuse cstabUahnn.it, during the mauing vr.nter. ’faj : ^ Tranent boar.lrn, p*r dsjr * Rl-50 .tcro urter 1W 00 36. OU f,pcrt|iurter 8i (O 07c niw, flitters hnn- nil JnscfTrr k dr?po- ex;«t»ng clrrm'i^tcrr**, inilii’g hii nest t«ni«n- frill/fun ii brd with V:v ■». h s btd«.l»rtg clran a '.*H an»*l comfortable (r« qg ever pcmiUe*!) l«c unce f»f Oieir favor*. Il i. th*t liislnr^u. Alv*y* In)uoh fb* 5 ! wines anr’ ottf, ftHlflt*** and liay. of tentive Hooters laherelo- W. CHAIG. % 1819. the Millrcl^evHIejournal. Uiiionary, will pi<»-e ii»- in tUeirwespectivc piijter a Hu lorwardtlieir acnountv to the olKce of tlie Savannah K^phbticm fur payment. oc\ 20 . 204 II liars! !>»«!« ll-» wjl Do* if** In 'Mi'*! "•Hf that ailinn t^ in-1 a* .’if t to k«*e«» hi< 'be^i tin* m and I species Of ^ hopc< t*» mi is mly neet 6e aiippfird his Stables' the be*t qui fire. Savannah. r N. H Th Aupitta flc stiff the *ho' Notic‘2. The sole ami surviving partner of a boose, amt ♦he most extensive and respectable, that ever ex- Ssteil in Cni' leston, Sootli-Ca' olina haring sull'er. ed most seve cly f om its -cverses an<l other' coil- «*; but, front s’liearty twenty v. t s lalnj:, Ins now a prospect and ce"tajntv of drawing some thing vary iundsonsc (f ‘'m the thraldoms of it; and having to support a chum against the Spanish fovcritoieiit for a very extensive sum, secured to him by fir* convention of l iJ-’, an.l the treaty re- cently concluded with Spain, and nipporterl lie everv document au l proof that can ' * necessary to arilistantiate.it, that liafo hcer mostly in the Marinese Fife Insurance Company . JJIf'f '/JEXD ,V», 6- - . 'pie board of direehxs of the Savamph Marine and Fi e Ijasu ancccumptfiy, have videmlof JqnpeRtcM/on thcirt-ansactonsfbrtbe last six montha, which w U be pad at the oiiice on and after lint aday next, the loth rat. K. WAYNE, arc»ry. june 7 U diaries CY Wright Si Wirt. D. Smith. Uutorieal, Portrait, Bank and Seal 'jE.\ GJtH VKUBf Harihg formed a connexion, qrvler the fi m of, Ifright it Umil/h beg leave to itform the public that the above tusinc&s will he oont nued at the place fo merly occupied by Cf C. W ght, »n the ttppqf pa t of M-. Jos ; ih l'eluikl’a store, at the co ne- of Wbitake and Brytfc st ects, where all trders n their Inc wll be/punctually attended to, and no poiua spa ed to give the utmost satisfac tion. , Notolal and Counting ifouse Seals, Bills of Ex change, Merohant’s Ca <ls of Add'css, Visiting Cards, plain and ornamented Door Plates,. Coau of A ms. all k lids of Coppe plate; anrl Wood Engraving, executed at tile If. York and Philadelphia established pr ccs. j N. B. Copparpbte Printing done at a reason able notice, ct the abot e place, nov Xi 223 Dancing Academy. Mr. TiffcniMiKE U.Vatulle beg* leave to inform the citizens of Savannah tl:*t lie will open .t IMNCINU ACADEMY, on *l1mr»<lkv K the 8th inst. at tl»2 lai^e and commoil us (Kim of the court iionsc. lie wiJ alio g vc pr vatc lesson* to lud cs and gentlcmer. onapplcajmn to him at the house* occup ed by 31* s. P crcc, o]:posite the Wash ng- ton Hall. . 'fhedays of tuition will !*e Tucslay’s Thursday's an.l Hitiircby^f’uiiij tod o'clock i*. m. lor young la lica, and f om 6 to 9 for gentlemen. M . Fayollc wll also give lessons every day in the week*, at the same place, at Such hours of the mom rtf- as may be$t sjt t tiitn l es, w|io are des - rous to fon® into classes, o vfould jirefer recetv mg p ivate Icssona. Pe sons w s!i ng nformation as to M . Favolle’s o al change , educat on and talent?, u >11 be pleas;! to * J i» mi rc of Mr. Petit DeVIHcra and of :#l *. .1 Jim Oftcuin. Pr ce ol tuit on S* 5 * ent ance, an»l P tr quatlcr. . riov 18 229 To tlie Inhabitants of Savannah and its vicinity. A gett*Jeman, who lias lately arrived he o f Sm .it 0|Ki. un-ie-hikes to cure all DISEASES isic-• lent to that nohlc an : n?*U, the IIDllSE—corns, I brushes, and rout acted feet, completely and e\- icdiiouslv cured; spl nts, spans, lameness, and cing hoves filedu;illy removed, lie also under* takes to ctl e tlie difeases of the cyd, t ca'led up on when they arc fi st affected. ’ i !e b**gs leave to rema k, tliese <1 seases, gene ally, may (If.tak en cure of at an ca ly stage) be tired n very sho't per o*I, and at a tr i! ng expense. Ilotsc Medicim*i rif eve V description, ca efully prepar- *' r and to be had cu the sno test not ce. Ho ses efully bled. Young lad cz and gentlemen taught to ride and manage a ho sc dexterously iu a lew lessons. He w I! also break houses fo r d ng, and ain them to draft in the most perfect manner— s it s object s to engage a preference and by his cxe-tioivs to please ami easonnble tc*nu ensure the patronage of tfte publ c. Any commands, ad- d cssed to John LuMiHr-iFF, at M s. Palmer’s boa r ding house, Jefferson street, corner of Pies- identstreet, shall becarctiillv attended to v 22 232 No otice. All persons are fbrwarnednottopurchraethxt plaoution or tr«ct of land, died NclviUc, in soutb^arolina aiqvertised by George Woodrufl', raq. *s the and tictof land belongs lo the evUte of ;Mumy to vhichtlie subscriber is tlie only sur viving representuve. iiliis tract of land culled •Nclviile, js offend for so/.- by tlie subscriber, up on adVonfugeous fcrms, and indisputable titles will be given, ) - LOUISA CHUNKS June 3b 54 ,7^ | Notice, ( All persons ar» cautioned Apintt purchasing from Minor Wim, any Luidii belonging to the cs- ates of Thomas U asliingtou. or David Murray, a. he the said Miner Winn lias ho power or authori ty to dispose of my property of said estates.— i’crsoitj who base purchiised, ami hold under his title, are notified that suits w ifi be commenced against them h} tlie subscriber, w ho alone lias the legal claim to tic property belonging, to stiid es- Utes. LOUISA qfeONES. jiuie 30 5i Police Office, Oct. 2,1819. The tranquility and good order which ought to be preserved ii this cpy on the Subbatli day, be ing very much liaturbt d by mobs and collecting of negro boys, I am direct* by tjie Mayor to takc such boyi into aistodv, when acting in a noisy and tumultuous manner. The masters or employ, ers of those lle^ro boys and child cn are earnestly requested to k<t*|f them mom confined to their respective va/th, and in a better state of subor. dination F. M. STONE, nutrthiif. Committees of Council. Commit tre of Finance—Aldermen Harrs, Rourkc, Ifcl&y. iol and Ccnrs Home Committee.—Aldermen Cope, Keen, ShcftaQ. Street etui Incite Committee—Aldermen Wh te 5 Herbert, DT,von. Jivc^angt; Committee—Aldermen Ilet be/t, Kel ly, ?.Io/*r son. , Pfuitp iintl Lamp Committee—Aldermen Haven po t, Pees, Cope. r JIs,Uit a ml Cornet’jrtf Committee—Aldermen War ng, Harris, Hemy . Mark'd Committee—Aldcnuen Siicftall, Kelly, Morr*son. Committee on Pvllic Sate*—Aldermen B0Uf*kc, Herbert, Daxenport. r.ttgittei.'nlFnv fleesfet Committee—Aldermen tveliy, Bourke, D'Lion. t ummitte-on Puhc flock's—Aide men Daven port, hiicftall, lives. fjctraet from the minutes. ' It. It. CUYLER, cf c, sept 16 119 the immediate advance of One Th. .uW Doi/urt, \n the legal interest of the country, t!jv pny.neal tef be secured by a security on a most extensive amd valuable landed property, in tib un counW.— Or, lie would prefer procuring tlie immediate patronage of a respectable house or friend, to that amount, on the condition, of their bring per mitted to participate in the monies rect i.ed, be- 5’oud any tiling tiiat he could oiler, as an interest; and to we permanent advantages' secured to tlicm, after the recovery of tlie property. Tlie Biost satisfactory and undeniable testimonials and evidences will be shown to any respectable anpli ant. For further particulars, please to app'y to apt. Newcomb,* at the bar of thb Washington J5avannah,June 13^,1819 ; y •• Notice.. Persons liaving claim* against the estate of col. John Pray, arc requested to .nresent them to the undersigned ami those indebted to s.ikl estate are required to make immediate payment to J. J. MAXWEIJo, > qithl. GEO. 3L WATEKS, 5 rxV eet 19 203* - • - • Notice. Tlie cs*ate and efiVcts of Andrew Krw n, A. Er- ivin, fi'oce St Co. and K win & Co. liav ng been sss'gnetlto the mibsc ibe-h fo r tlu* payment ofee’- ta;n debts «n the fi st ns*.rice, and afte-wa ils for the benefit of:u'l thee ed to s of the sa d concerns, notice ;s be ebv given to those 'nte csted, oftli sad assgnment. All ]ie sons nxtehted to the sa d And* cw E-win, Erw n, G occ k Co. o E w n w>t Co. a e not Red to pay tlie amount of thor debts to the subsc her only, and a specdv pay ment w II be r c*(;Ei ed, n o de> to enable the suh- sc *.be to make a F-ttlement of the ail'ai-s *\f the sa-d.fi ms. All those hav.ng clams aganst the s*.\’d pa t es a c icqucsted to cxh;b.t them to the subsc • he’s, duly attested. GEORGE IIAIK.REAVES,A JOHN M'KINNE, ( DA UNA M’KINNE, r c,sl ? ne **' WILLIAM SIMS, ma ch 31 76 }■ For Sale A pr'me Mulatto Fellow, 2d years of age—’tenns low. Apply at th s office, nov 6 '219 Georgia—"Chatham County. B. S.'M. V>oil4 «lerk of tlie court of d. dinar; fbr uid county. To all whom H may concern: i»hfrew«, Ann Elcrbe »ppl v for letter of ad- ministration on tfie'eiiatf and efii-its of M*.k EP k-rbe, lam of C'i*U»ohl countr, p!inter, deceased. WBca»e«cf kin. ik.lt Tlies*. arc thcrrfii-e, to c tc and admon sli all ar.d lingular tlie k nd ed and c ed ton of tlie sa d dieeMcd to tile'their abjection ( fang they have) in tny office on or before the 3d diiy of Janaarj- liext, otherwise letters of administration wfiT be granted the applicant. . ...... , Uivcti under my hand and seal, tins ad ray of December, 18X9. (L SJ- S. MS BOND e c o c c. 241 m Ah Ordinance,' 1o prevent peraons from selling and retailing cer tain articles of daily curjunqitjon, unless tiiey be Of the ji.ro 4 Tii brtnaii'rfacturvof tliis state, or South-Corolina, at the Hulilic Market of this ci ty, and fri other purpose's; iters CMeferf bn thr .MactH,IZtfnnrn tf tV dtfp-if RritannttS in C<H>nciIajtfnMed, and it it kr-Xjy nccu-rl iy the w.lhmtu of the t.imr,- That. jro.iv and aftef the Msgi of tins OKlijunce, no persoif br persons aiioli l c alloA cdto bring to the phbfic' Hi fcet of this city, or expose to sale at said place, any butter, vegetable;-, or other similar ar ticle* of conxamption, not the grow th or inanufiio titre cfthis.riotv. or of riouth-CaroI.no—unless hv special license from tlii* bowl—width shall l/- granted-on tile petition of any person or persons applying fire the same; lie, she or they first paring in'io the treasury Mi* »'«n of fifty dollars ftw s , c i, licences'which shtll lasl Ihr tlie space of six monthm add sfcaUtrof'be used bvany OLiiei- perroir but die ape hamerl in the said license. And be it enacted, be the atdKtrity aftreicad,'That tiWcpMKiXsbfeersli. clerkpf the market, or either eftiwm.ehalrpteeenttUc .lopoaal of anv such ar. tines exposed to sale withtmt die b’ceiae requir ed by this ordinance, and order the •anictobcrv- rrirVcd thom thV'hritlri of tiie' Markct srpiaPCi, sod ' H date of feAukiborKsatancctocomplv with such triJcr, the person ro -rcfin.iig.oe resisting alialf be For Sale, The fallowing tracts of I-AND, real estate of the late gene a! .fames Jacksan, of wli ch many a ^highly valuable. Indisputable titles will be matte. In Scriven county, 150?c*es on Great Ogeehec, •lea’* Pa.arnorc’s 12*12, and known as J;vckson's -flhifT. 0 In Effingham, 500 ac e*—200 riversivamp and 3t» pmc—-adjoining Indian blufti on G cat Oge chce. —— , 4*0 tic'cs, p nc, nearTuCkaseeking* 111 M jlutnsh, 2» acres, oak anil h cko v, ad- |oi i ng Catilctul, and I lobe it Ea Le's. In Glynn, 33*) acycs—150 nver swamp and 200 p ne—fi: :nc ly James Butler’s. — i 300 or es, oak and h’ckoy, fo nierlv Froctor’j, near the Aiatamalia, adjcin.ng Heed's blufi. # ——550 acres, on the Alatamalia, part of a tract of 1150, g anted to Geo. Kimnitle, and ad joining Paul Porcher's and W. 31a lie’s land. . 500 acres, Butfaloe swamp, and p*«e lahil, giaiited to Kincaidc, adjoining Qnartcr- mann’s. 1003 acres—300 swamp and 700 pine land—at the head of Little Satilla, adjoin*, ng Ml- ton's. In Camden, 550 acres—330 tide ma*sh, 250 pine —adjoin nrJdui Ilardx'a, on Great San 11a. 75C| ac’cs—35j river swamp and 400 pine—adjo lung N. Pea re's, on ft cat Sat 11a. .. — , 200aci"es on Jug Bn-ndi, near 5t. Ma- ry'a? — , 150 acres on Great Sat ilia, known as tlie Burnt Fort tract. ■ * — , 590 ac es inxrsli land, near 3IcN sb's. , InTattnaR, I2"J7| ac es—5CJ h gh rive swamp and 707^ pine—near Beard's biulf, ou the Alata- malia. Also, to let, on an improving lease, <.the trust lot knof.-n ha - tlie letter W. in Auson ward, trout ng Oglethorpe square. . Aopl'cat’on to be made mi Savannah, personally or bv letter, to JOSEPH W. JACKSON. o<* 22 *236 . . For tiale, .YYALU ABLE tract of i.AND, situated on r tHc Lou svillc r»>a U about sciivn miles t v oi:» Savannah, con tabling 450 acres more or Jessj it is well calcu lated for the cultivation of rice or cotton, and has a dwelling hbus£, barn, and several neg o houses, with a bttle repairs could be made very roinfo ta ble. For tenria apply to. JOHN MOKKALL. nov Ci) * ££251 * t An Ordinance Ent : iled an ordinance foi tlie better rcgulat on of the gunpowder brought into thccitv, and for the »ppo ntniest of a super ntend’mt of gunpowder, with fee. ► »d for other furposcs here n after meat OIU’U: Sec. 1st. Be it ordained by tlie mayo and al- dermen pftlic c.tv of Savannah, n cotuicil assem bled, ami :t ts hereby o darned by tlie authority of the same, That, at the first regular meet ng oi round n November next, and at the first regu lar meeting in Novembe every year hcrcufte , there shall be nliosen by ballot a supef ntciriant of gun|>ow dor, to serve fo one yea’, who shall enter into bond with two o mo* c sufficient sor ties in the stun of two thousand dollars, for the fu thfu! performance of the duties be e n after prescr-bed. Sec. 2d. And be it further ordamed, Tiiat It shall not be lawful for any pet sqn or persons to c:utv gunpowder without a secure and proper cover ng many waggon, ca't, or dray, or .other- Wise brotit.lit tluoiigh the stjua es, sl eebi, lanes, or wharves of the c tv, :uid every person or pc - sons so cfieivling slum fo.feit and pay a ^nm not exceed ng thi-tv dollars. Sec. Sa. And be it furtlier orda'ned. That no merchant, factor, retaip-r, t or dealer of pow der or persons whomsoever^ *n this c tv, shall retain, keep or have m his, her or thei pos sess on, at anv one time, a greater quant t\ of guimowiler than twenty-c g!it poumls weight and on iil'onnation given to the nmyo o eitlie of the ailei men, or. either of the* managers or ass stans of fire eng ncs, or tlie same com ng by any means to tlie know ledge of them, o either of them, of a g eater quantity than twenty-eight poun-.’s v.e glit of gunpowder in the possession of or within the enclosure or cnclosu es cf any per son or persons whonisovcr, at any one tnu*, th mayo’ o- either of the aldermen, nmn?ge*’ or as sislant as afo esahl, a e autho ised to Jest oy or rerr -• tlie siime, or to epo't Ijic same to the ci ty c c I, whe eof proof being made the off end vr si mil be fined in a sum not exceed ng thirty dollars. Sec. 4th. And he it furtlier orda’ncil. That the commamlc- or master of any slop or vessel wdiicii shall o? may, at any time or times he eafter, ar rive at o«- in the ha bo* of Savannah, having on bo;i'-d nio e than twcnty-e'ght poumls of riinjiow. dc>, sliall w th n twenty-four hours afte r his moo PROPOSALS For Publishing, by subscription, BY j£»IN BINNS, A SPLENDID EDITION or TUB Declaration qf Independence. The is 36 inches by 24; it bad be cn manufactured by'Mr. Ames, in his best ukui- m r, oikI of tlie ve*y be5t mate . ials. The design from the pencil of Mr- Bridport executed in imitation of Hus Petit fi and encircles the Declaration as a cordon of lioiioV surmounted bi the arms of the United btates. immediately iu.de: neat 1» the arms is a large medal lionportrait of general Geo ge Washington, ^uppo ted by cor* ill copied, enibdishetl \eith rpear* fags, uml othet nu iifurif srott/ues and emblem*. On one side of the m tdailion po trait, is a similar po t ait of Jc*.n Il incock, president of cong-css July 4, 1776, and oil the other, a portrait of Thomas Jefferson, au dio: of the Dcclaation of Independence. The A ms of “'llic Thirteen United States” in m ?drJ lens form, the eniaindcr ofthe^cot don, which is further emiched by some of the cha acte istic q. oduciions of the United States; such as tlie tobacco and Indigo plants, the cotton shrub, rice, etc ». The ficsimifes have been engraved by M *. Val fence, who executed this I ^Mutant pa t of the qubiication at the City of A* ashing!on, whe c, by p»: mission of the sec eta*y of state, lie had the •giiuil iigimtm-es constantly unde his eye. Department of Stati\ 19/A •Ipdl, 1819. I Certify, That this is a correct copy of the o gitial Decia ation of Independence, deposited at ti.13 Jlcpa Uncut; and tiiat I have cornua cd all the signatures with those of the o iginal, and lave found them eJinct imitations. JOHN Ql’iNCY ADA3IS. The portraits at eng aving by l|r. l.ongacre, f om o'i final paintings by Mess s S.iia-t, Copley and Otis, and the most esteemed likenesses. The A ms of tlie United States, aid the Several states, have been fuithintly executed from official tL'scriptions and documents in the manner directed by the most appioved audio s on the science of ficaldy. It is confidently expected litat this eng -ax ing w ill lie a splendid arid truly nation:! publication. 'I he publisher thinks he can p omise Unit it shall be rady to deliver to subscriK* s late in June, or e.t Iv in julv next, at ten dofeus each copy, to be paid on dclivc y. 'l’he eng aving? will be follow’ed by a Pamphlet, mtainlng tlie offical tlucumcnts consectcd with die jblication as authorities^ and a list cf tile subsc i .*r»’ names. The Pamphlet to be delivered jra It is acntemplatcd to have a few copies printed on paper p epa ed to carry colours, to have the s fields aocu ately tinted in the modem style; and the plants, etc. colo r cd by one of our most appro- •d wate' colon e s. The price of those superq >pies will be tliirtecri dolla s each Genileinen lio wish fo* colouied copies, a;e requested to Id the woitl “coloured?* to their subscription. Satin, manufactured exp/vssly tor this publica tion, is daily expected from France. Cate shall be taken ami no trouble or expence spared, to have some very superior copies printed-on this sa- 3’!ie p/ ice of tliese copes cannot row be as- •taincd. It will hereafter be announced. Gentle men who wish for copies on satin, arc requested add to dicir subscription die word? u on satinJ JOHN BINNS, *'V. 7, Chesnut -Street, Philadelphia. (^Subscriptions w ill be ixcived at die oflicc of tlie Sawmnah liepublican .- . Tolflre, H c* excellent Nc^rp^ar- p*ntcr», of »h_ojo « roster trorkiimii. The; . .. . rah be lix«! iH;*ooiixblv, at-i Buy be employed ia 9ncd in anj sura not exocednte ten dollar*, to be >37 port of S>e country. Apple to B-Jtom^’lribefclpCour.rfli ami (he • .. WATTSiJOYNER.. MUdes 50 fejtosfH ttfddS^niWWiy to rih a ordin- »»«C-br4he personmidiii^or rettuinr, dual UwdMni tskeoBoatiitaon df b; tke clcrit ef m fiata, his deputy. Cf *95f coniaMe of Lie ' and cairicdtodn. raOnitdtortbeWof-'it . T. U. rfCliAKLTtttf' ruj— ^ X*nS‘ cj; ivotjee; 614 ' fin'd l>\* k gWgSft and those‘indebted tu Tfirment, to UXX.WJSTEB i edsi'rf ing at or oppos te the city of Savannah, cause such gunpowde to be icinoved to the magax-iie, or such othe. place o r place? as shall be des gnat- cd by the supe>* ntendant of gunpowder, .and ex’©- ry mastc o- commander of any sl:lp or vessel, owner or cons gnee, o.’ other person or pc■ sons, br ng ng si.ch gunpowde- s-iallpay to tlie superin- tendant of guupowdc” twenty-five cents fo- each and every keg of the we.ght of twenty-eight pounds, anti the I ke sum n p oportW to the w? g!*t the eof at the t me of tlie superintendant's rcce ving the same, who shall give a receipt for the quant ty of gunpowder so received, to such pe sun O'* pc son?, spec'fv ng die we ght, number of the kegs, ma- ks and numbe s so tsoeived, and who shall be accountable for the same, p-ov ded t s inaile to appear by die owner oy owners that waste or damage has occurred by Ids negl.gence, and he shall be further entitled to rece?re f om the owner c- owne-a, cons gnee, or other person o r pe'sous, at the t ne of deliver?* or t ansfer of the same, tlie sum of six and a quarter cents fo- each and even’ keg of gunpowder of die weight of twen- ty-e ght pounds, and die like sum in proportion to the we ght {hereof. Sec. 5th. Ami be it further ordained, lliat it shall be the duty of thesuperntenilant of gunpow der toaslcnd eve y day (Sundays excepted) from tlie hou s of ten o'clock in tlie mo n ng until twelve o'clock, at die piace or places dot girted fo the receiv ng and deliver?- ot gunpowder, and 'n case of non-a ,f «*ndance (unless goo«l and s.itfi- cient excuse be * ule to the mayo. - ami aldermen, at a -egufei' meeting of councJ, for each and eve- • y nfo matron so hud,^jhat he shall be fined «n a sum not excecilmg thirty dollars. Sec. 6tli. And be it furtlier o^cb tied, lliat the harbor maste s hereby required to give notice and info m the master or commander of any ship o vessel, b- ng ng gunpowder over and above the weight of twenty-eight poumls of die duties re- qui ed of h ; m by diis ordinance, and any roaster or commander of any s!iip or vessel, who ‘.hall neg lect o - refuse to comply with, the terms of this or- dmsace, shall, b e liable to a fine not exceed ngdiir- tyrioBa**-' * Sec. 7th. And be it furtlier ordained, That all o- dinances or part? cford nances nulitatiug against tii a.o» dinance be and die same are hereby repeal ed. pr.* ed,inCounc 1,18th Oct; 1819. T. U. P. CUAULTON, manor. Attest, B. It. Cc»im,c. c. An Ordinance To alter and’amend an ordinance for estabihmg, o r pciing and »ippcrting a regular nigh: Watch, amt to increase die cit>- guard Be t ordained* by tfce mayor and aldenben cf" the dttf of Ssvalmah'n council assembled, ahd it m hereby ordained by the, authority of the 1 non-, Thai xSe maw be and he is hereby author ed :± enlist ami atfepto tlie city guard c;glit watc5meJ ove^andabove tlxfiir present number. Passed in counc i, lftb October. II < THOS.-4J. P. CHARLTON. At'&*&■* K« R. CUYLER, c, Mansion House. The subscribe s have taken a large and com- nodiotts I fount* at the co nc of G cen and M'ln- )?h-st.ccts; which 7? now fitdng up iu the mos* convenient manner, and will be opened on die 1st of Oct next, for the ftccepiion pf company. It is situated in the most pleasant part of the town, and io pains will be spared to render the establish- lent worthy the patronage of the public. Booms ifi be fitted tip in superior style for tlie altern ation ol*families, a? well as single rooms for gen tlemen. 'Dio proprietors of this establishment have cn- tlcavored to combine elegance with convenience. They flatter themselves their table and bar will not be excelled by any in die Southern countr y They have also prepared in an airy situation large new stables and safe carriage houses. Those who are fond ofgood living, ain-, new, and clean rooms and beds, and kind treatment, are respectfully invited to call and judge lortheni- s elves. N. II. Thrv intend keeping a lively stable, and will be provided with carriage^ horse? and an ap proved hostler. YOUNG 8c McKfcKNE. june 18 (J3* 'l’hc editors of the Savannah Republican, Charseston Courier, and Milledgevillc Journal, will insert the above once a week till the 1st of January next and forward their accounts to die (•dice of the Augusta Chronicle, for payment, june 23 |48. To Fruiters. * ADAM RAMAOE Seepect/uOg inform the trade, that he nuttmte t, euLwfacture THE SCUEW .US'D RUTIIVEN . PRINTJNG PRESSES. TFe former in its present improved state, with iron beds, Ac. he Iu. obtained a latent tor. Tito estimation muhch this p. oasis lie Id, is po liapifi best shewn bv tbe demand tor it—nea Iv 6JO be- inp in use of Ids miike, and every exertion shall still be made to render it as complete as poss tile. eTf All other articles in the line, os itoiiul. THE U UTHVENPRESS. Ttiis p: ess has been adopted ftom possessing ad* Tantagcs out all tiic other iron and one-pull Presses^ that arc known to be m use m America or Europe, . in some particulrs; t!mt is to say, its construction combining mmense jiower n a ccmpact foini, (given by levers) to durability and lightness. It it pa Ucula, Iv adapted fer being moved and compris ed in a space of small compa«iUive bulk.. The manuc i oi giving the impression'isenti: civ origin al, and.difi e cut fio»n other Pi esses, calculated to save tlm tvpc. The fo m is umto mly stationary^ and the platten passes over by means of lollct'as and a channel or raj! ways, until brought parallel with the fo m its rerts. and the inipusMon is given with ease, and in an hutant, by turning the rounds or handle with the left hand, exacth co iespom|- ing u itii the i unnir.g iu oi the ca’ i age am! fo m of the old p css. The two surfaces being of i? on, ahtt true to the greatest p^’i feci ion, bod work cannot be done on them, when the press is once adjust 4 the pull cgulatcd, ami the beating attended to.— The smallest cauls tony be printed on them witfi- out Insurers or tiuicllinf ‘s they may also used ubeft thefo m is oil’, fo: tak ng copies front inaui.se. ipta, seals, coins, Sec. Tiles • cquirc no levelling or fix ing, ami the Press, of a large total iisc, occupies jly a space of 42 incites square. Each Press will be accompanie d wi'h a copper plate engraving and printed diieciions. lie has also to add, tiiat it s his detetnunntionto make them its complete and cheap as possible, ynd is now selling them as low as they are sold in G r eat B itain ; with some imp el ements, and at least not infe ior n wor kmanship. This Pies? is in general use in Eit onc, and has the recommendations of piinters of the hghest standing in the r favor. . .J The opin-ons of some of thosf who have used them here is respectfully submitted. ADAM RAMAGE. ALTERATION. LIBRARY. Tlie days for deliver ng Books to the members* of the Savannah L b ary Society will remain as heretofore, viz: Monday, Wednesdav. and Friday, but tliehcu s instead of from 4 to 6, will bcfiom J to 5 r. x. during the winter months. OEMLER, sec'y. S. L. 8. nov 9 f221 Pilots. Authorized to act for the liar and Ititv- • of Savan Buahch Pilots. ? Timmons B S sson II Grog E B e jghton 1* Nottage Ii Baker .1 H Hail TII adley lolin i^ovr T West N B Sisson i W Wall * Hogg'S J diford If. Kov K Aiiiic. son I Furiie&3 A Guard CXVTinCXTL PILOTS: .1 Do \r<lv 1. Fostor W Wli.te PSP tehee J Delano f. noiics J P tchep 1. c ag S Norton T Ha Hen It G landers W't .Kill S H Timmons D Proctor JohnJohus J Pea son My order of the Hoard. JOHN O. HOLCOMBE, r.ov 8 220 sec 9 rjt Com. of Pilotage. 25 Dollars Reward. RUNAWAY, about twelve moot sago, JOHN, a negro man, a carpenter by t ade, belong ng to the* estate of George Pea son, dccussed, about twenty-five years of age; five feet s x nches high, o • thereabouts-'; lie s lkclv, tolerably stout jukI well made. If he s not hi king about tlii* phee, he is s ipposcil to have gone to Oglethorpe couuty, o*< to Savannali, at both of which places he has lived. Tlie above reward is sfi’ered for his deliv ery at the Augusta fail. LUCYM. YARNOLD, 3 Admin stra- JOHN H. MANN, J tors. 00” The editors of ihc Sava.malt Republican Xnd Washington News; will please publish the above once a week, for six weeks, snd furwsm tJ^eir accounts to thioftfee of the Augusta Chfou- cic fb.* payment. •' v non9 ft * Notice. All persons l«*ving?femands agabtst the estate iof DavuTIiewis, late of this town,* decease ^ are requested tpVctlnder them in to the subscriber, iropiu^vitte«t«J, u-irfijn the time .jircscribej Ly «w; anri vlioae intlebtedto raid estate fire request.' cd to sake immediate pra-meaLi e -• ■ W S. nutfep, trbter, ; St Mary’rlbrch 30,1819 Kh Philadelphia, JC.rember J4,1818. Ma. A. IUkaok, Dear Sir—1 cons der the Huthvcn P- css asa very valuable improvement, and think tlie trade gener ally, a. e under great obligations to you for your zeiil and pencvenuicc, in naturalising so usclul an inveiitinn. , The Press comb : ncd a vast accession of power, itli a cons derable diminut on of labor to the oi kmc-n; ami, so far as relates to tlu- one you laainilactu edformc, lc:ui safely lay, that it is im- jhks blc for any press to pioduce a more equable ■mp ess,on. ’Hicplaitcn and bed for tlie form be- inj'liotb af cast iron, I fully expect tiiat tins most cent a! qua! ty wiii be pc manent. With hca’thy wishes for tiiat success to rouMna-' nufaeloiy, which it so well deserves, I am, sir,you, obedient servant, THOMAS H. PALMER Plritaiie'fJda,J\’cvenber26lh, 1818. We tbe subscribe s, having hail the Cuthven Picss m operation lor some tunc past, are of opin ion, tiiat t is ci|u.d in every respect to any Press now m use. Its per ulia merits consist, n the foim temauiinjr stationary—'lie morlcofg^virwthe inipi cssion, and the case and lac lily w.tli which the necessary pou cr is appl ed by the wo: kinen. We lit state not to declare our entire sat-sfact.on with the Press ami tlat we look nj'on tire preference it en it, by the dill’ert nt w orkmen who lave been pigcd. as cnnclus.tv test mom m its favor.' (ri feroed) WlI.f JAM ItllOWN. C1.AII& Si 1IA9ER. Mr. A. Ramage. /‘fiilairphia, Aorer.\ber~hth, 1818. Sir—Solicitous as we feel! for the rncouraee- mentof American penius we cannot withhold tne praise due a fore jpi invention cf manifest advan tage. The Itutevcn Press, upon wh ch we are de- si ed to (pve an op.nidi, we consider the most com plete machine fo printing, w h ch we have ever ex am nt-rl. Fot ease in wo kinif, we have neve seen its equal. Prom ts pccid ar const* net on, ingeni ous as it i novel, we conceive it to he ailip'tahly calculated for the pciforinaiicc of good pr nt ng.— W th -egord to ts celerity, oursl.u t acqua ntance with the macli-ne will not permit us to speak po*i. titivelyi bvtwc believe >t w ll not be found iuferi or to any on the continent. - With respect, ic. lie. T. C. DI-WDEN, SAMUEL H. KKAMF.IL JflllN T. SICKELS, ANDREW L. STITCHER. SAMUEL ROSWELL. ^ PHILIP MILLER, * JESSEEF.CAV1TT, STEPHEN BADGER. To Adam Rama^e. JVn»- Vorh, Jti'g 8, 181J. Ds*n Sm—I have for some time past been threat en ng to write to you, to let you know how Well I am pleased w th the Kiithven P-ess, imp eved and mariebvyou; buta variety of cncumstances have he etofore prevent ctl it. 1 haVe had t n constant opc-afon tlirce months: «lu -ng wll ch t me llea lvall tlie printers ofth sci- tv, ana a number of our luost neen ous mechanics, have calisil to examine it. They have p rmounc ed it as complete, ir eve y respect, as ai-.y mach ncry they have ever seen. The follow ngis- lie idea I have of it. No Pr illing pit S3 has eve- heenconstiicted, on tvh ch more or betti:r wo. k can be done in agivcit The exertion of wo- king it is no more than heal thy exercise for a b>v 15 vea s of age. (I have * boy of tiiat age to work oii mine.) it Is well n-it'.c, the different pai ts admirably p-o l 5 O'toiled, arid noxmoie liable than other Fiestas to get out ol* repair. 1 am, jour's, i c-spcctfullv, D. FANSHAW. Mr. A. Ramag’c. .fpri/24.1819. ' Sir—Tlie Ruthren Press an:ved safe, and is Io * ^icc^ssfnl operation. Many of our printers ha\*c ^ cen looking at, anc. all express their unqualified app: obat Oil of it. Your Press is better made than one vc hav* from * Ruth veil's inanufacto-y. Itris ’n fact, an excellent n*nc!»ine, as powerful as the Columbian, and to b pieferrctlfo** it? i ghlncss and simplicity. ■w. Your obedient uu vants, w D. 8c G. BRUCE * Mr. A. Tfetmge. It For Sale A STANDING PRESS, ami a complete COP* PEU I'LATE PIIEfiS, 20 inch roller.?, both near* sept 20 207 ' One Hundred Doilurb’ Reward. Ronawiiy from tlie subsc. iter some time in Fte. broary last from my 'plantation, new MDIedee. ville, anegro nian nauwcl'Clia lcs. TLU tier to was -aiscrl ia tlie cirnily oi Mr.Cliailra Irvine, near Sunburr, in Libe-ty couritv, and w>s some time the pippe-ty of-Jlr. Willifatd, of Savannah, whem he is well known. Vi'Jicn he abscoiKlcd he took with him a sorrel hvrse, RiddJc and b idle, andia hr has many relaUvcsand acquaintances both' Jd Kibe ty county and Savannah, tud as bis wife who belongs to Air. Palmes, of.Savannah, has ' ‘ absconded, it ia p.oxumed Charles is at t di-tsiicc. r.will pay to any oerson who shall spp ar.dsecu c in some mfe grol, so' that I gi a-auv one hundred dollars, B.Kl K*ytr VS
